Present there were Chae Chun Hui, vice-chairwoman of the Korean Committee for Solidarity with the World People and vice-chairwoman of the Central Committee of the Democratic Women's Union of Korea, women in the fields of science, education, culture, health public and media and members of the delegation.

Speakers said that the U.S. imperialists had plunged the Korean nation into the holocaust during the Fatherland Liberation War, adding that it was the most barbarous crimes against humanity unprecedented in the history of world wars.

They denounced the U.S. for bringing nuclear weapons into south Korea and waging frantic war exercises every year by instigating the anti-reunification forces.

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The Law on Sex Equality was promulgated, letting the Korean women enjoy the equal rights as men, take part in the life of politics, economy and culture and push one of the two wheels of the revolutionary chariot.

A ceremony of linking rainbow-stripped cloths took place reflecting the desire of the Koreans and the world women for reunification and peace of the country.